Oh dear, the butterfly has taken wings again. While doing my ironing I watched “The Yangtse Incident”.
Now I want to play it out as a wargame. Should I play it as “hex and counter” or “hex cloth and models”? My inclination is to play it with models on a “rolling cloth” method, but it may be easier with counters.
Stand by for further information.
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Good old butterfly! Looking in the shed I found that I own a 1/3000 Davco. model of a Black Swan class sloop, which is the basis of the frigate HMS Amethyst. On that basis I have bought the Kindle book “Yangtze Showdown”, which appears to include the latest information released by the British government. A new game in the offing…